MN SF932

Establishes a state-run single-payer health care system covering all Minnesota residents with comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, vision, hearing, mental health, prescription drugs, and long-term care with no deductibles or co-pays

Creates new governance structure including a 15-member Minnesota Health Board, six regional health planning boards, Minnesota Health Fund, Office of Health Quality and Planning, Ombudsman for Patient Advocacy, and an auditor general position

Funds the plan through income-based premiums, a business health tax, and federal funding obtained via an Affordable Care Act Section 1332 waiver, with the Minnesota Health Fund operating separately from the state treasury

Prohibits sale of private health insurance for services covered by the plan once operational, and bars coverage of prescription drugs directly marketed to consumers by pharmaceutical companies

Requires the plan to be operational within two years of enactment, with regional boards established at three months and the state board at five months post-enactment